Weir repair and
upgrade preject
mid-August to mid-October 2000

month the Greater Vancouver
Regional District will begin to
upgrade and reinforce the weir at
the Capilano Fish Hatchery in
Capilano River Regional Park. The
weir is a 3.5-metre-high concrete
structure that guides fish into the
hatchery.

Visitors please note that until mid-
October, there will be 14 fewer
parking spaces available, including

- four spaces for disabled persons.
These four spaces will be moved to
our service vehicle parking area.
Please drop off and pick up dis-
abled visitors at the hatchery
entrance.

Tour bus operators please note that
the hatchery turnaround for buses
may be closed at times, however,
an alternative turnaround will be

provided.

NEWS photo Paul MeGrath > .
pang eee Thank you for your patience and

co-operation.

Perfect pitch

WHALLEY pitcher Jeff Paz hurled his team to a 2-0 shutout of Quebec champion

Valleyfieid Thursday night in the Canadian Senior Little League final at Parkgate

in North Vancouver. Whalley advanced to the world series in Kissimee, Fla.
Cypress Park, the host team, was 2-3 and lost 6-5 to Whaliey on Tuesday.

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Pe District news and information

Summertime...
and the reading is easy

The Library has been hopping this year.
July 4 was our busiest day yet, with over.
5,006 items checked out. That's a lot of
beach reading. The Youth Department's

our shores are a constant reminder of
change and renewal. We want residents
to be part of this ebb and flow.

Welcome to the inaugural edition of
Tidings. For centuries, good tidings have
been shared in commu-
nities around the world.
West Vancouver District

The horizon looks bright for West Vancouver! It's all in the District's
new Corporate Business Plan which focuses on maintaining and
enhancing the quality of life our residents enjoy. The pian charts a
new course for the Municipality and identifies goals ana actions to
launch us in the right direction. Interested in what's in store? You can

It’s especially important
that the Dis

"Tidings was chosen r
cates with its residents as

download your awn copy from the District's website at

Aitp://www. westvancouver.net/departments/ad min/reports/
- .4

They're Back!

Even Council members need a holiday. That's why they've been enjoying
awell deserved break in August. But, it’s back to business on Tuesday,

September 5 when regular meetings resume al 7:30 p.m.

Curious as to what's on the Agenda? There's lots of ways to find out;

* Municipal Hall exterior notice boards

* 24-hour Council Agenda and Special information Line at 925-7005

«* The Municipal website: www. westvancouver.net
The tibrary Reference Department, 1950 Marine Drive
Municipal Clerk's Department at 925-7004

Summer camp blow-out

embraces this tradition
with this forum to keep
residents informed.
Every second Sunday,
Tidings brings you the lat-
est news on District initia-
tives, Council matters,
community events and

fer two reasons — to

reflect the information

you need to know, _.

and to mirror the
community itself."

it goes through an era of
renewal. In fact, commu-
nicating and seeking your
input are two of our key
priorities. Tidings is just
one way to achieve this.

recreational programs.

The name Tidings was chosen for two
reasons ~ to reflect the information you
need to know, and to mirror the co

munity itself. The tides which lap up on

In the future, there will
be lots of opportunity to
share your views. Let us know what’s
working, what’s not. In the meantime,

Summer Reading Club is also breaking
records with more than 1,000 children
signed up in the fourth week of July. It’s .
just one of three reading clubs the West
Van Library offers for students from pre-
school through high school.

In fact, the reading club for teens isthe first: -
of its kind in the Lower Mainland. {ts suc-
cess comes from dedicated staff and gener-
ous support from merchants who provide. -
cool prizes such as sunglasses, t-shirts, gift:
certificates and coupons. Thanks to'ev

Whether you're young or old, a summer camper or not, every-
one’s invited to celebrale West Vancouver's summer camps and
support the Kids Go to Camp fund. The fun tokes place at the

Summer Highlight event. Call 927-2100 for more details
When: August 16, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Where: Eagle Harbour Community Centre

5575 Marine Drive